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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

What MU can learn from Dublin Institute of Technology

Krystin Arneson February 8, 2011

I just wrapped up my first week of classes (or “modules,” as they’re called here) at the Dublin Institute of Technology. It was a completely different experience than any I’ve had in my three semesters...

Extend the Patriot Act for national security

Taeler De Haes February 8, 2011

The Patriot Act, one of the most prominent expansions of federal authority, will expire at the end of February unless Congress votes to extend it. With time running short, Republicans and Democrats alike...

Politics inhibit HIV prevention efforts

Alex Pesek February 8, 2011

Back in December, New York City public health officials ran a television ad warning against diseases whose prevalence is escalated among HIV-positive men. Osteoporosis, for example, is described as a...

Let me eat cake and be merry

Lindsey Wehking February 4, 2011

When looking through a kaleidoscope, child-like fascination is reignited. Mundane commodities, plain landscapes, average experiences and your homely girlfriend's face all suddenly explode in color, beauty...

Puppy mills: How can we enforce the voters’ intent?

February 4, 2011

For the last several weeks, Jefferson City has been the scene of heated debates about whether the legislature should amend or repeal Proposition B, the "puppy mill" initiative passed by the voters in November....

Bill to ban students’ votes in college towns is a slap in the face

February 4, 2011

A recent dialogue in New England on New Hampshire’s House Bill 176 has the potential to spark a broader discussion on the voting rights of college students in the towns where they attend school. The...

Free apps may cost more than the price of buying them

Cade Cleavelin February 4, 2011

One of the phrases I most often hear in relation to the ever-present smartphones in the world is, "Pssh, no. I never pay for apps." Well, why not? The most valuable characteristic of the smartphone market...

Manning treatment identifies flaws in military justice system

Brad Grim February 4, 2011

While there are things that you could know, should know, but somehow manage to not know, you are experiencing a phenomenon called “willful blindness.” You are willfully blind when you don’t open...

Sorry Bradley, you can stay where you are

Taeler De Haes February 4, 2011

Bradley Manning, the soldier who provided fodder for WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange, is being held in "maximum custody" at the Marine Corps Brig, Quantico, Virginia, and is expected to face a pre-trial...

I’m becoming a Dubliner, and liking it

Krystin Arneson February 1, 2011

I woke up in my flat this morning and looked through the dormer above my head to see two seagulls circling around in Dublin’s glowing, gray-orange morning light. There are two strange things about that...

Porn culture: closer than you thought

Alex Pesek February 1, 2011

Anybody who is offended by sexually explicit language, please cover your ears now. Since I’ve already done a poor job of burying the lead (yes, this is about sex), I might as well be clear from the...

Turmoil in Cairo could unify US parties

Taeler De Haes February 1, 2011

Cairo, Egypt has been the focus of all news headlines for the past few weeks. And for once, the dialogue of each party isn't in conflict. President Barack Obama's stance on Egypt to have a "peaceful transition"...